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I actually shot Colt 21AC #5697 at the Buffalo Rock Shooter's Club in the spring of 1974. Put a few 20rd sticks through it. From what I understand, the gun was partially burned and water damaged from the fire. The wood was gone and the metal surfaces rusted. It was subsequently restored by a shop Southwest of Chicago. They also had another Colt Thompson, which I recall being a 21/28 Overstamp.

I agree 100%.

I have a ex+ condition Colt C Drum with Russco pouch also ex. Numbers matching, nickel rotor. No dents. Be prepared to spend between $10.5K to $12K.

$78,000 is a good price for a Dillinger connect. RIA just sold one for more than that with no Dillinger connections. With hurley's going for $25K - $30K and more, it is no wonder Colts are getting bought in the $75K to $80K range. A year or from now you'll look back at it and kick yourself for not buying; as the going rates then will be $90K to $100K+

I have a Colt era C drum with Mills pouch. Drum in excellent+ condition and all numbers match. Also have a Colt era L drum I may be interested in selling. Message me for more info.

Wood looks tampered with. Original wood not glossy.

$1,550 for a sanded grip. Even a perfect restoration isn't worth that.